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TAILORs.

The Tailors' Protective Society, of Denver
meets In Police Court room, City Hall, at7:S0
O'Clock p. NJ, on the first Monday of each
month: j. B. LENNON, President.
T. HAMLIN, Secretary.
Room IS Skinner Block.
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CARPENTERs.

Carpenters Union, No. IS, of the Brother.
Iuod of America, meets every Saturday
evening at Euclid Hall. All good Carpenters
are invited to join. hs4..
W. A. CANNON, President
j. F. HALL, F. Secretary. "
s. A. PEARCE. Rec. and Cor. Sec.
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the LABOR Party is taking in new members
by the score, and the boodlers are feeling sick
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IHAvxs'r lef. Denver yet; no, no, not yet.
WAS CHRIST a "foreigner1"

WAS JEFFERSON an Anarchist"
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We will renew the times Of truth and JUS
tice,
Condensing In q fair, free commonwealth
Not rash equality, but equal rights"
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After you get angry and make up your
mind to stop your paper, just poke your
finger In water and pull II out and look for
the hole. Then you know how sadly you are
missed. A man who thinks paper cannot
and stay awhile. When he comes back he
will find out that half his friends didn't
know he was gone, the other half did mt care
a cent, and the world at large didn't keep any
account OF his movements. You VIII nnd
things YOU cannot endorse In every paper.
Even tie Bible Is rather plain and hits some
hard licks. II you were TO get mad and burn
your Bible, the hundreds OF presses would
still go on printing them and u you were 70
stop your paper, and call the editor all sorts
OF ugly names, the paper would still be pub
llshed, and what IL more you would slip
around and borrow copy of II every week
from your ncighbor. You would do much bet
ter TO keep your vest pulled down and your
subscription paid up u year In advance
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-L-.sZE-zK ~
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habor dnqnirrr.
SATURDAY, MAY, %, 1887.

BURuETTE @. HASKELL. Editor.
HARRY O. vRooxAN. Associate xdisorfor Kansas
and Missouri.
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Two trains came speeding along the track
twas bitter cold night in winter tiule),
And the switchman nodded over his fire
HitffueyEr thought or crime.
Twas bitter rsglr. and the snow Was thick,
The FIRE was Warm and he nodded long. :
Bis senses benumbed by fatigue and cold. -
But nfEer trtruFtIns wrpng-7I,I- ,.I-----
The trains came rushing. laden with lives
AlaslfsrthenI win no gard at the switch
For the flnnan, s iefer. il mighty 70 save
Or destroy, and this night tEyould be-whici
10 NFi. tHlC:-: - -aT-<.''fIDF ITE 81 = -
His Newfoundland dog Ian slesH tofIlis: feet,,.,
With silken ears all alert TO hear.
And bright eyes stesafIstly kbBpsng watch - -
For RassiHe tisngshhetn notnni!-s3 -.
disr;skS Stumbling sHtete IFS esnrIi ~ah ,';in
AndsFSitI del fiasb 40 his feet lis' sprang.I
Eagerly pulling his masters coat I,- ii.
And loudly his sharp bark rang ~ -
.gTqToD oil 10, 9EpiuW9 3-gDi0 9dT
Inc sHltchInfn rose 10 his fSet IN haste,
and sawc through The heavily YdRing sriow"
The hsBAnstwnds and; bnteE iiighS hgH0Tud.i
Tw9hsF1 heaalisihts' ,gleTiiI-ylzi- t-Gq -
He sprsnig 10 his ality triie arars se,1t by ..
Laden with precious humanity Ma,
Peacefully sleeping. not knowing how near
They Enthusiastically. hnE IUI!:go 1iiI
Iotiha ri, ,,tf.: ,r-!7foreisfy Rscerd. !,
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feAaThouAks IBtoarss, I
some of Those That Have Been Urged Upon
the Nations Authorities.

i
the Nations Apthorities-
Since tbe Charleston edrthdu:ILe the
newspapers Of the lanil li;iye t.cmie,t
tEph earthquake theories. Earthquakes
have btfen .aScribed to the explosion of
gases in the interior of the earth. la the
falling of carerns.' To collapse due ltt,
the extraction of gases ind oils by
wells: they have 'beeh aStfihtr td IN
rtefior elretrigitK. as if theY were light
ming HtTpkes: they have been. aScrihed
To meisonolngir Gun,hiioBs., a. IL storms
have BEATEN down the fetndatians of
the e:rtli. they have beer ;iSSrilic;l TAI
':tStIniidlnic c;tTt>e$. rs. if tltl Slln and
moon were tearing the earth 70 pieces
in fierce. COMBAT; anu, finally, they baye
been asairibc,l TO astml0gic 4 cdIJs,.tr~
occult pila>,Sru f' the Jplnmets.u THEN
rarthihtIkJ.s have ibeelt hipei>ohiiie,t
One plintii Seiit his Inakiii& demon on
IA JOURNEY. frpm, Eastern, Asia, ttyiiter
the depths pf,othy Pprilis .aF1 on
by the ScrIS Nevada anil hpyJ Noun
faill~, whaF,s it.sttppcdiini tlirsla-lIow-
ttou,! Park ty t,l'uff i @cyls,.r: then on
Though The WHY Gf the fNIi<ziS-
ippii- aud the ,3ARlpatacliisii Mount
aims HRtilit rr'a:licd thc dlarth1 brneath
Charleston. where il expired i'm cunvuL,
>iGn>. Other pundit> lrcanue, prophets
and furctold dire tc!Ii;IimnGTfftiS2, AroIIcc-
lim III thiS nfythaI6Sic, literature sent
to thriwritrr would make. SEVERAL yol-
unc>.. II j. strange that tlic>c whinl-.'
steal, vagarics shonld have such .cir.;il-
iatinu. ~ if all The hidden HISTORY of
earthquakes lunl been Sl,.<tnONr,l and
forgotten. and as If thr'<cienc,. of @e-
olu"y. with its libraries of facts had not
lSerIl born. An earthquake j. start
ling phenomenon. and fills the Soul
with terror. ~ thei foundations of the
earth are broken upland thu very tyIS'
of stability becomes unstable. and cX-
perirncc organized into Intuition j. be-
lied. Under such circumstances the
imaginatiouS of men run riot; fools are
philosophers and charlataus are lc;I,-
err of thought. Such IL tlle lesson ,lee
rived from the earthquake litrratHIS-- of
the months succeeding the catastrophe
at Charleston. have Seen Il tribe of
Indians dance and howl all the night
long about the body of "a man pros
irated with fever. all led by ''medi-
cine man. who from time to- time'per-.
formed tricks that were iuteIprptct -
miracles; and the fury Of the ur"y WAS
kept at white heat. IT ha> hceu sad
reflection that man. eYeU in the savage
state. could thus be made to heicve
lie, and still To believe another au,l am
other! from. day to- day.a and frnn houF
TO hour Of ~ whole life. when in-s:ash
case the: evi,lc.ic,s Ton it, tnnfutatit,ii 1
was 81 near at ha,id. But fI,e .:iva@c
scene had it, parallel among r. rerrpr--
stricken perlr-aS tAfyiwgiE'd for itn
earthquakes oil the isnrd af :t'fwsather.
prophet .PTpt.,J II. I1HeB.
"a. Ebr,,,i,.i4.su --.ya III J.b.sf. 80 ]
.-4-f;... lLtI s.su.r.,ft s.sr.... .. 70 e.. So
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- M, Ginje6t stated that Of ali. meas.
iares applied lPef,llltq ,boils the best re-
sultaoare ,pbtsjned from -tineture dOfi
iodine He paints. the bolt with 81 thiGk9
coating. and sometimes - siuglGappli-u
cation is sufficient to-esuse- the intlam-
nation to subsdes in il bsitqr4however,
to make the application several tmeSg
dag fuf sidays. ye,fiets9sa md Hs0'st,
!, gniTqs qaaA-AGs as.---L--S .9qs 10 us
4dThs Rsh st6pI LAYING last s'snd al
eggs sf;7 :l yas n, 81 z Il ld5
The .tFisheFys QUESTION. WHO'LL
Take the Eel 0G?-Psok.
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/ ? QRDER Or PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI

e AC6UN9 OF PET1Is -
ffsin the Circait court Of Pettis county, Feb
ruary 4th, 1887. January term, 1887.
The state OF Missouri a; the relation aud
to the use OF VI. K Priest, co -lector of
PettiS county,, Missouri, SPlamtiE.i ".
Jennie \. Grant, Defendant.
Now, At this day, comes the plaintiff
herein, by his attorney, George T. Lo9gan,
and hles his, affidavit, alleging, among
other rhih5s, that defendant Jennie 4,
Grant, IS not resident OF ithe state ~
Missouri: .-vfaliH u
Wheseupon, it is ordered by the court
that said defendant be notified by publica-.
ton that plaintiff has commenced suit
against her IN this court. the object and
nature OF which Is 10 enforce the lien 81
the state Of Slissourii upon and, asains, tEse!
following described lands situate in .Pettis,
county, Missouri, for, taxes lar the year
1882 Let's. one: / and two i2l' of the
northeast quarter OF section three (:S,. and
the east ha,f-of tie isjdtAesst quarter u
section three tS). Jsl3 q In, tnshship fottY
three 4SAS, range twenty-five ,f22i, f+Ats3
nnfeSS the said Jennie a. Grant be and
appear al this court, st the next terra. q
thereof, To be begun and holden ST the
court house In the city OF Sedalfa, In said
'eohnty,ion the first. Monday OF May. 1897.
next, and on orabeioTe thu 9TH day OF said
tern, il ,the term shall 50 long continue.
ard il not, then on or before The, last daty2
ibfsala term" answer dr plead 10 the petffl l.
ton IN Said cause, the SAME viii be takar
s-,eonfessed, and Judgment. will be ren-:'
'defed accordingly
ifsAnd II is luther, ordered, thai a copy
hereof De published, according to law. in
the SPpAI1A RE3EE1KI,Y RAzod, a newspa@
per printed. and Published IN Sedalis; Pc, :!
ii, county, Missouri, for Jour weeks .sunces-a.
isfTely, the last Insertion whereof shall BE- at
least Jour weeks before. the commeneement
of the said May term OF this court F, -
s.e r. T. A, Fowler. circuit CLERK. : =
y A True copy from the record 3-S-w4s'
lsEAL. ID = BY NJ. ~. iBBADY,,.D, e. =
GFOGRE + LeSaASy Plaintiffs Attorney.
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kittens lLife been Iiilda;S best .pnySI-j
rianS. by! amusing her, and she uh.
.ioubtedly;owe> her RECOVERY to nature
and Myrtle MadrOn'S' Valentine. -
american .d0TicHIfUTISf
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81 ORDER oFq PUBLICAFTIoSpe 8
STATE OF MISSOURI nh Of

q -
COUNTY OF ,PETTIS,c,JfP .,.5.eyic-
In the circuit court Of Pettis. County, FEB
rliarY 4th, 1887 January Term, 1897,
The State of Missouri at the Relation
and to the use of VI. r. Priest, CollecoT
Of ,Pettis county ,. Missouri; plaiptifi,
VS., q. w tioodrich, Defendant.
Now at this LAY comes the plaintiff
herein. by his attorney George : FODgap
and files affidavit, alleging, among other
Things, that defendant, CT. w. Goodrich Is
not resident Of the, state. o Missouri.
Whereupon it is ordered by the court that
said defendant be notified by publication
that plaintiff has commenced suit against
him in this court, the object and nature of
which is to enforce the lien % the state of
Missouri upon ard against the following
described lands, situated in Pettis county,
Missouri, for taxes for the year 1870:
Twentg (20) acres, the south side OF the
south hall of the southwest quarter of sec
tion thirty go, and seventy (7Oj acres,
the north side of the north half OF the
northwest qua ter of section thirfy-one (31e
all in TowT ship forty-hVe (45), Range
ia enty;twol (22l, and unless said Il. ~.
ItiooaFich De and appear at this court, at
the next term thereof, to be begun and
holden at the court house Ia the city Of
Sedai la iTn said county, on the FIRST Mon
day of May, llSS7inexf, and iouior before
the sixth day of said term, if the termishslk 4
so long continued-and ~ffnot, then on or
before the last dsy1pf,ssid tern--snswer or
plead To- the petition m said cause, the
same will be taken. as cenfess3d, and judg- =,
lrhept win he rendered accordingly, ai, =.
pb And II is further, ordered, % at ., copy !.
ibereef be published sefording So laFs in i
the SEEsALIA .WEEkLY, BAzpos = newspaper !.
printed aud published in iSedali9 Reris )
corpiys Missouri -rrtor, fop5g weeks suaees7
siyeIyj the last assertion KhsTot shall be at,
least four weeks before ths commencement !
tsf the said May 5srtllof lhs cppFt;F soiIiIo
Is AttesSE t. FqYs5IE4a, CirsS1it Clerkr,oT,
Ii Aitrusisqpy frQH ,hs ,rsessFFa 1aa7st4t. s9a
n [ssALt T srot BY d, VIZ Brady D. C,it1 I Il
tiFalaiF F. LasaAsi Rlaiatiis. AstqrPssssy...a5
yiro fon iIig GciteStns9to sdf yIfsuins7
!aaiIcumi ~ ssia;7xJ 81 daEan9 saorJ4 .
n al CT Gals iGd .s0iii!oT fa9cl nj san9glte
Al edt % ,n9ms7oGI isGoiisn 10 sgsl9un n
- .bn9 coy
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% Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which ls the
fountain of health. by using DIR. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery, and good ,digcstious =
fair skin. buoyanf. SPIRITS. vital Sfrensth, ana
suaundness OF constitution will t9 established
Golden Medical Discovery cures oil hrnlOrs,
from the common pinlple, bhoteh. or eruption
20 the worst Scrotaln, or bIeod- pOfsOn., . Es-
peciaIly his it proven its efficacy W curing
Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-soleS. HIP r9 9,l
Disease. ScrofulOus Sores ana SweIihgs' I'm
arsctf Glands and Eating CFCers. Z .autliy
Golden Medical Discovery cures COnsuH1p-
tion (Which Is Scrofula OF. the Lungs, Wy hs
wonderful hloOd-pIIrifylig. iRNlgnFaI Inxe ti ~.
tnItritiva properties For Weak Lllngs;S ~
ting Of Blood. ShOrtnPss of Breath. Bronchltis
Severe Coughs. Asthma. and kfTdred aneS-
tiDnS II is u sovereign remedy. u PrOhP1S
cures the spverest Coughs. f..-l.ft - -.
For TOrpidI LivC9. BiliOusness, or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and indigestion, w
an unequdlled remedy. Sold ny drngglstsN
DIR, PTERCE,S PELLETS - Arr
NJ Bilious and CafharttS.
De a Vial, by druggists.
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Now, at this dayy comes the plaintiff
herein, by his attofiet. George F. Loagan,
and les his Affidavit, alleging, among
other tbingsy that defendant, Henry Hick-
man, is not q fesideni OF the state OF Mis-
souri, NhereupQp it Is q rdered by the
eoul I, that said defendant be notified hy'
publication that plaintiff has commenced
suit against him in this court, the iobiect
and natare OF wiiielD Is tn enforce the lien
of TIE state OF Missouri upon and against
the following described lands, situated ia
Pettis county. Missouri, for taxes for the
wears 1878 and 1879 thirty-seven (37 acres.
east part OF the southwest qTarler of the
southeast quarter of Section ;twenty-ene
4 II :, township tOrty-six (l6), range twenty
one l2l and 10 enforce the lien of the
state OF Missouri for taxes for the wears
isl, 1892 1855 and 1851, upon the fol-
lowing described LANDS, situated III Petris,
county, Missouri tO-witl;i Fprtx 40 acres.
the sCulhyeSt quarter 81 The southeast
quarter Of section :wentv-ore f2f) town
ship fOrty-sIx -, range twenty O4ie l2fl :
Iand apIess the said Henry HiekMap, be ,aPd
appear At this court n, the nsxto ;leYR4
thereof. to be begun and holden at tie
court h0ule i'm the city of = da lIa,J in SAID
e,uni v, ON the fist Npsdav DiiMsy,i bSS7y
mkt, and on or before the sixth dsv Ct said
term, il the term shall SCI long .cantinue-
aud ii no, 3tlreri Oh Or baiefe tie Iass Say
i OF said --anksser Srpfead lTns liIe petil
! tipn in sid cause. The same VIII bs taken
t s2fl5S t9 s5g ST VII g Ff
% And il IsIftrtRef ordered, qhsppa copy
hereof be published according 9toG. law Ia
I the SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZ0O "a news
paper printed rntF published. in Sedalia,
Pettis 'cOlfnty, il N:sso,tri-for f0ar weeks
successixely,d the last. insertion whereof
shall be at least four weeks before the COM
mnencernent 81 the Sail Nav tenn OF this
eourtia y fbIJcHstE 9nt 3-Sw4tfF
Attest: T A FoSLER, Circuit Clerk n4
SEAL BY u W RRADY, p2f;-da sdf-
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ilsi1Cuui - ssia;7xJ 81 daBau9 snorJ4 9d
: al CT Gals igd s0iii!oT fs9cl nj san9gltai
edt % ,n9m,7onI isGoiisu 10 sgsl9un III
.bn3 sntaa
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Weekly RAzoS,ssl psyyehr. Try il.

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iisf yIlsinsbi0os iii ,yIi0 ssllad 10 ,byIS
Il h9ihT ,lsina9Ins;l 19mAsi4 OFT mont
ssW bHs ell ,sGsc0iGOd lG9J D,ToVm
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ely BROTHERS. , earsegsstsseessssggsa !.

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yIoia iIsd bss cWI 4 ,'sIod sn1sH hsyo1f
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jud ;iIo9 9fi gdiblE991 m9di n99Wf
fGsI IHG ,f2jlG9g9dt 10 nsht .rsT9n
.syoi 70 hTsgo1 I8njum fisdi nj iossrd
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i ORDER OF PuBIIeAT'IOv. :.

"a ORDER OF PUBIICATION. ~ i
STA1F OF NISS0TrRI iif" ig 49,
: = cdt + f OF @i rtTTis. ss-d .ui.4
In the Circuit Court OF PetdsI County Feb
p ruarE 4, 1887, January term, 1884, The,
State Of Missouri, at the relation. and
I. to the, use OF NJ. +. Priest, collector OF
20. Pettis CO unity, Missouri piaiatii, vs.
Henry Hickman, defendant. So i5I
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PRETTY STEADY DIET :.
SENSATIONS of 1rapclrf Win Lived for
80 -=~H MANY weeks oh rfisItiSteu. OF 1rCIa


1908 Talking about thfil:.,.S TO t;u." said Il
passenger from the East, ''iet me. tel
You Of an ,,ypcpepre / had pHcc. Five
or six wears age lla1k pas,agcrgn Il
clipper >hiP-frsn Baltiuurp To lii.cmrH.
l. was shci ONLY tpnsS,.pfgcr..d and. III
course. fla,l to dine With 1it captain
ami the mate, THE fare ~ first waS
simple. but rnlurable TIN. third day
ont the captain called tie cook in.
Cook. >:ii fsr, ,Nilh Tpu8ajh, ,fYhy
haven't YOU hah any Irish --stews?'
.'CarIsr I didn't know yon wanted, en- =.
replied the cook. .Bui ,l0want 'cm.
the.captaiH went uu. with aRnlher uath:,
'and I'm giving tO have 'em. want an
Irish stew on ,lr table every meal the
rest of this VOYAGE q yc hcara Irish
stew every meal. .....
Aud Irish Stew ii was, We had
slew foIi breakfast, for dinner, for sup
per. For q Iay or twn il WITS well
enough AT the end of week WAS
tired of stew AT the end of two weeks
I loathcd it, AT the end of the thinl
week the very sight of it gagged me.
Once | ventured to- hint to- she captain
that | would like Il change. but the
eur>ing | got-hH wal,a lflpJble man
>ilrnced me forever. 1t WAS lTi>h stew
all the way from Baltimore to Bremen
thirty days in. ALL Some days. 1
went without food -$oRe days l. man
aged to choke down 4 mouthful or two
f il. BY going by sailing vessel in
tead of passenger steamer ! saved tfty
dollars on the rpasSagc. bIIt when j mr.
rived i'm Bremen weighed twen;y-nine
pounds less than when, ! left Baltimore.
I'd have, never tasted Irish stew since.
and neysrwill again. 'i-C liePg0.H Herald
=. sr t.-.- go. RI .
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La lSLA DE- PUERTO rico. "

Este es ell tftulo de un peri6di-
co polftico que ha comenzado {
yer la luz pdblica en- Madrid, re.
dactado, segdn parece, por aIgu'
nos de la colonia (Icolonia p
puertorriquefia.
Su objeto principal, casi ell uni
co, es pedir ell relevo del General
Palacio. Todos sus artfculos y
conclusiones terminan: "Pedimos
eI relevo del General Palac;o". Y
los esfuerzos que hace son supe.
riores. Hasta copia un parrafo
del BoLETIN sobre la justicia, y
dice: Vista doctrina tan absurda
pedimoS el releUo del General Pa,
Iocio. Figurense nuestros lectores
81 tendra culpa de nuestras opi.
niones ell senior General Palacio.
nj nosotros de las suyas.
Emplea toda clase de argumen
tos, incluso un telegrama, an6ni.
mo, que dice ha sido remitido
desde Colon Odesde Colon y, y
esta concebido on los siguientes
terminus:
4" Por humanidad y honra de
Espafsa que cese horrorosa inqui.
sicion Puerto. Rico.
81 sigue 81 periddico hacienda
case de semejantes noticias, no
hay duda de que llegara hasta
psdir que ahorquen al Sr. Gene.
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VAYA UN "iARREBOL!"

Un peri6dico autonomista, que
con ese nombre, Sc publica er
Cuba, ocupandose de los suce'
SOS de Puerto Rico, derraman
do mucha bills por sus colum-'
mas, y hacienda un supreme
esfuerzo por escandalizar y sci
dido, contra los s9cesos y tira'
Mas, que aqui dice Sc han come.
lido en- toda clase de seres ino.
centes, estampa las siguientet
frases, su6cientes por 81 solas
para que los politicos que lleven
algo de buena fe en- ell pechc
huyan de un sistema, que tales
manifestaciones produce por al
gunos de sus 6rganos.
No QUEREMOS SER ESPANOLEs;
queremoS ser SEPARATISTAS,
8 cWalqaIier Otra cOsa."
iVaya unos defensores que Sc
ha echado ell pals sonado por los
ilusos!
Asi 10 dice: no queremos; en-
nombre de todos, comprendiendo
q todos; no queremOs ser espaao'
les. " aun habra quien lame
los adversarios de esa clase dc
hijos de Espa1a suspicaces E in
tolerantes!
Y ell peri6dico que ia. dice sc
llama E2 Arve6ot.
Sera porque ell tinte que lleva
este nombre tiene la propiedad dc
hacer salir los colores al rostro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

! Esto, francamente, es 10 que Sc
llama en- castellano puro y neto
escribir en- gringo, para molleras
obtusas, 8 pegar una de cal y
otra de arena.
iOh, ST! Fiamos en- que Ell
General Contraras hara cumpiir
inexorablemente la ley.
Y, sin embargo, Sc acaban de
poner en- juego, en- las elecciones
de Compromisarios, en- perjuicio
del aEtonomismo, tretas, ardides
Y medios abusivos. Y sin Gu
brir las apariencias, que es 10
mas grave.
Asl habla, y discurre, y Sc con.
duce N ClamOr del Pats.
iQle ha de conformarse el con
una derrota tan legal como Ia que
acaba de sufrir?
Bien haciamos al preguntar 10
que en- Ell RoLETM anterior pre-
guntabamos, y reproducido qaeda
al principle de estas lineas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25
MAS ALTA POLiTICA."

El Popular de Ponce, ell suce.
sor de E2 Pue6lo-in partibus-
continda, a su manera. funcionan.
da, alejado de la politica local,
hacienda alta polttica, 8 sea de
aguja de- campanario.
Y para demostrarlo mas, para
que no quede duda de su alteza
|po1ltico, reproduce con no disi.
mulada fruici6n el manifesto que
ha disparado q sus correligiona-
rios la junta provincial autono-
mista del Camagiiey, protestan-
do en- alta voz-en letras de mol.
de, que chillan mucho-y energi-
camente, contra los sucesos de
Juana. Dfaz, y las prisiones verif.
cadas en- esta isla.
La alta politica que cam2ea en-
tai manifiesto-nueva edici6n de
las coplas de Calainos-como ca.
lifc6 en- otro tempo La Revista
ciertos arranques protestas de
amor al ordenadhesi6n y a la au.
toridad del General Palacio, for
muladas por Ey Pueblo, cuando
este periodico quemaba incienso
y mira en- aras de aquel Gober.
mantle hoy ausente, y hace POGO
ofendido por el mismo colega de
la bandera plegada-;la alta poll.
tica, decimos, que palpita en- el
manifesto camagtieyano CORE
parejas> ciertamente con la que en-
esros momentos desarrollando es.
ia El Popular de Ponce, por
aquello, sin duda de que simiiia
Similibus etc.
No hay que extrafiar, pues,
que EI Popular copie con salts.
facci6n y gozo en- su hoja ell aIu.
dido manifesto, y Sc identifque
por complete con su espiritu y
letra, capacesde edifcar a un pos
to de TELEGRAPH, 8 el guarda. can
ton de la esquina, que dirfa El
Buscapi6, en- un arrebato del re.
nero satfrico--pesado.
No en- balde ell consabido ma.
nifesto, que polftiea y literaria-
mente es pesimo, hace saber q las
naciones--ellas no SO preocupan
por un manifesto camagiieyano
mas 6 menos..que en- esta provin.
cia Ia vio!encia y el::atropsllo con.